Sisters In Service
Service is the cornerstone of our organization. Every semester, each one of our members participates in at least 12 hours of service projects and events. Our Service Directors and their committee work diligently to plan a variety of projects in fulfillment of our six pillars and support of our philanthropy, the Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) of the Brazos Valley.
University Community
Our active members are dedicated to giving back to the community that is preparing them for their post-college ambitions by recognizing the efforts and needs of the university, the faculty, the staff, and fellow students.
Community at Large
Our members recognize the significance of their communities and strive to make a positive and meaningful impact.
Members of the Sorority
Our members deeply value their sisterhood and strive to serve each other, both active and alumni, through meaningful, uplifting activities and sincere, steadfast support.
Nations of the World
Our members take action through service on issues that impact humanity across the globe.
Mental Health
Our members champion psychological and emotional well-being for all through partnerships with national organizations or projects that address underlying issues impacting a person’s mental health.
President's Project
Our members dedicate time and effort to support a focused area of service that is designated annually by the national president.
Recent Projects Include:
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Waters on Northgate
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Bingo at Lampstand Nursing
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Baking for first responders
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Participation in BUILD at TAMU
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The World Needs More Love Letters
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Yoga Night
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LGBTQ+ Awareness Movie Night
+ so much more!
Our Philanthropy: SARC
We are proud to be partnered with the Sexual Assault Resource Center of Brazos Valley in their mission "to end the cycle of sexual violence in the Brazos Valley, TX through education, empowerment, and advocacy."
We hope to spread awareness for SARCBV's mission and actively volunteer to help in any way possible. Through clothing donation drives, volunteer service projects, bake sales, and fundraising efforts, we aim to support SARCBV so that they can continue their valuable work within our community. In addition, many of our members have signed up to be advocates to support survivors.
Our philanthropy focuses on raising awareness for sexual assault and abuse. According to CSA statistics, 20% – 25% of college women and 15% of college men are victims of forced sex during their time in college. We aim to promote resources for victims of sexual assault and abuse and take proactive steps to prevent sexual assault and abuse.
